
The Doomsday Chemist
末世化学家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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A Serious Reading List, Coming Right Up
Thanks to the books on this list, I've realized that a relaxed, easygoing job suits me better. No brainless plots, no amateurish writing. All gems. A sincere recommendation from an eight-year veteran reader! I've recently gotten into apocalyptic novels, but haven't found many that suit me. Otherwise, I end up dropping them halfway through because the plot falls apart. Please help! My five favorite authors are Gunk, Guizu Chouchou, Chenci Landiao, Sanjie Dashi, and Wang Bugueba. ❤ No brainless si
Twenty Years of Web Novels: Finished Science Fiction Masterpieces
A list specially recommended for beginners. Seasoned readers have probably read these already, so they can skip it. Top-quality books to start with: completed novels over a million characters long.
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Novels Worth Opening
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Completed Books for My Collection
Sorry, everyone. This list is basically my personal storage space for completed novels, a stockpile of reading material for myself. Every book here is a completed novel I've read and consider good. That's why ongoing books won't make the list, no matter how popular they are. This is a list of completed novels, so I apologize. And feel free to share any other good completed novels you know.
This Is a Reading List
When you're in a reading slump, you finally find a book you like, and it has plenty of chapters, but then you can't finish it. Reading fatigue sets in. When updates are slow, you wish the author would write it all at once, but when you find a really long book, reading a hundred chapters in one go gets tiring. You want a change of pace, and end up losing the anticipation of following the story.
Memorable Finished Masterpieces
I've been reading web novels for over eight years, and I'm sharing some excellent completed ones with everyone. I'll slowly add more by category. Next up: sci-fi (to be continued).
🥶Wasteland and Apocalypse Novels👻
Here are some post-apocalyptic and wasteland novels I particularly like. If you enjoy them too, let's discuss them together. Please recommend more good novels to me. Thank you, thank you 👄
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Promising new novels and classic older books, with smart characters, fun and easy to read. Not perfect, but still worth a look. Just a few words to spark your interest.
Over a Decade Devoted to Science Fiction: A Collection of Classics, Still Being Updated
A collection devoted to astonishing, high-quality science fiction novels, with some urban fiction mixed in. Some are also included because their authors mysteriously disappeared and left them indefinitely abandoned, making them convenient to visit and pay respects to from time to time. The list mainly features ongoing series, with only one book collected from each author.... Particularly interesting new seedlings will also be added selectively. Good books will take turns being pinned and recomme
Mocha's Cozy Retreat
One new book every day. I enjoy reading game and sports, sci-fi, and post-apocalyptic novels. If it’s a classic, I won’t miss it. Please follow! When you have some free time, drop by. Sip a mocha, listen to some relaxing music, and read a beloved book. Enjoy life’s brief moments of leisure.
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My Personal Taste
I read science fiction, anime and manga fanfiction, urban entertainment novels, Three Kingdoms historical fiction, horror and supernatural stories, and more. What matters most is the writing and plot. Updates are irregular, but I look for books every day.
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An Apocalypse Novel Collection: Classics, New Hits, and End-of-the-World Havens
Some people like fantasy, some like wuxia, some like urban stories, and some like games. I like the Apocalypse. Follow this list and let's face the challenges of the end times together. Leave a comment with recommendations for new books, books you're reading, or good books.
A Serendipitous Reading List: Maybe You'll Enjoy It Too, So Come Take a Look
Reading can be a comfort to the soul. I don't have any particular genre preferences, and I'll read a little of anything that catches my fancy. Stories that are astonishing, inspiring, or reveal human nature are all worth sharing. Let's discover great books together!
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[Review] The book is excellent; one should be rational even in a post-apocalyptic world.
Seeing reviews calling it heartless and cruel is hilarious. This is the apocalypse, not child's play, and this book is clearly not one of those brain-taxing, online game-like so-called apocalyptic novels. In a post-apocalyptic world, everyone is fearful and struggling to survive. At best, they might be able to care for their families. Why should the protagonist help anyone else?
[Comment] The key point should be the relationship between people and between people and the environment in a post-apocalyptic world!
I think low-powered combat is more interesting. High-powered combat easily detaches the protagonist from their social role, leaving only a few people who can influence them. Therefore, writers of high-powered stories need to constantly change locations and introduce even more powerful characters, otherwise they can't continue writing.
[Comment] Why are most apocalyptic novels so ruthless?
Why are most apocalyptic stories so ruthless? Wouldn't it be better to have more collective wisdom?
[Comment] The male lead is a calm guy, not bad at all.
I don't think there's anything wrong with the male protagonist's attitude towards women; it's a unique style in itself. Didn't you see the male lead in "Legend of the Master" from many years ago? He was also super aloof, but he still became a huge star. Calm, capable, and efficient – that's the perfect male lead.
I think I read this book in middle school, and I never got to see the ending. Today, on a whim, I searched for it and found it 😭. I really loved this book back then; it was so good.
The internet environment was much more relaxed back in 2014. Many place names and terms from the novel would be censored now. It just goes to show that barren land is still barren land; advanced foreign technology is always used for evil purposes.
It's a pity that the protagonist's special charm disappeared after chapter 200, and it turned into a regular post-apocalyptic story.
When I saw the protagonist write about his views on cannibalism, it seemed normal at first glance. But then he wrote that he himself could definitely withstand the aftereffects of cannibalism. After that, I stopped reading. I can only say that his values are warped.
The only post-apocalyptic novel I've ever finished is the author's previous book, *Gene Invasion*. For years, whenever I see a post-apocalyptic story, I think of that one. It's a shame such a good author is gone.
Reading experience
The beginning of this book was great, but it lost its appeal once the base was established; the later plot became rather tedious for me.